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Necessary
hardware (for a network with about thirty stations) :
Purchasing specifications for a new PC (10-11-2001)
Proposed configuration :
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PC K6/2 type or PII (350 MHz min.)
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RAM 128 Mo minimum
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Disc of 9 Go minimum (18 Go advised), SCSI Ultra Wide with
SCSI card type (Adaptec
29160 or 2940, LSILogic u2w or u160, Tekram DC-390)
when possible
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2 network cards 3COM 3C905B Ethernet 10/100 or 3COM 3C900
Boomerang or Intel EtherExpress PRO/100 PCI, cards based
on Realtek RTL8139 same accton
EN1207DTX4 and compatible cards PCI NE2000
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Cd-Rom Ide Atapi
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Screen 14 " (optional) and keyboard
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Inverter Merlin Gerin Pulsar ES5+, ES8+, Ellipse
500s to 1200s or
APC Smart-UPS 620, 700 (the power must cover the electrical
output of computer and peripherals), APC Back-UPS Pro
420 (only computer, not peripherals), APC Back-UPS
Pro 650
and Infosec
iUPS pro 600 to 2500.
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Backup :
- TapeStore SEAGATE : 4, 8 or 20 Go not compressed
on tape Travan
- HP Colorado 8 Go Internal IDE (not available)
Please
check with your retailer :
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PC must be Linux compatible
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support of the APM (INTEL specification)
For
large networks (over 200 stations with most machines acceeding
to PingOO resources) :
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PC K6/2 type or PII (450 MHz) (Bi pro advised)
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RAM 256 Mo Minimum
- 18
Go disk SCSI Ultra Wide type with SCSI card type (Adaptec
29160 or 2940, LSILogic u2w or u160, Tekram DC-390)
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2 network cards 3COM 3C905B & Ethernet 10/100
or 3COM 3C900 Boomerang or Intel EtherExpress PRO/100 PCI,
cards based on Realtek RTL8139 same accton
EN1207DTX4 and compatible cards PCI NE2000
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Cd-Rom drive Ide Atapi
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14 " screen (optional) and keyboard
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Inverter Merlin Gerin Pulsar ES5+, ES8+,
Ellipse
500s to 1200s
or APC Smart-UPS 620, 700 (power must cover the electric
output of computer and peripherals), APC Back-UPS Pro
420 (only computer, not peripherals), APC Back-UPS
Pro 650
and Infosec
iUPS pro 600 to 2500.
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Backup :
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TapeStore SEAGATE : 4, 8 or 20 Go not compressed on
tape Travan
- HP Colorado 8 Go Internal IDE (not available)
Some
comments on these choices :
We
tried to choose :
- a
Linux supported hardware with best quality/price ratio
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a commonly used hardware allowing us to guarantee a long
working time.
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